Are yo high? My lord tell me you are high because I can’t think of another reason for the mindless, senseless rabble you just posted..
I’m taking the side of the main stream hockey press now? 😂😂😂 they are all saying “too early to pick a winner” and so on. I’m flat out telling you to enjoy your coke head defensive liability who can’t win a faceoff..
I’m also flat out telling you that your opinion on this team that should of never been placed there in the first place and trade are that of some deranged Football fan who thought an arena would be a nice place to cool down from the desert heat (cause ice is cold) and started to like the game 5 years ago.. now has found a platform to spread his “knowledge” to the masses..
Like I said before I was an Alex fan.. hell I just tried to sell you autographed collection of his 😂😂 and I’m even sad to see him go but when you do research and use your brain aside from one 30 goal year which is looking like a fluke Domi is the better all around player and actually has a drive to get better.. not just snort blow
😂😂😂😂 keep on blogging 😂😂😂😂
- Kaden
I think Tanner's point was that he tries to come up with opinions and articles that are a little different from what all the other mainstream media comes up with and sometimes that means he's a little out there. He still wants to be correct and tries to back his opinion up with some data, but there's always risk he's gonna face criticism because he actually tries to pick a stance that is slightly controversial since it will actually be interesting.
He gets blasted by people that think he's wrong because he isn't saying the same thing as everyone else and he also gets blasted by guys like you that think he's on the wrong side of the argument altogether.
At least the guy is willing to make a genuine opinion on things instead of taking the safe, "only time will tell how this trade works out folks!" or "I think this is a solid hockey trade that will benefit both clubs!" generic statements you often find when ever something goes down in the hockey world.
I often disagree with Tanner, but he is always worth reading because I know he's going to provide a different perspective from what I'll read elsewhere.
P.S. I don't think he actually even lives in Arizona. He just got a job to write about them, so he ran with it and eventually came to genuinely like their team.
I guess we'll see how Gally and Domi do this season with their new teams. I was under the impression Galchenyuck was the better player, but I'll admit I don't watch either that much, so maybe you have the right of it and Domi will flourish in Montreal.
